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From today I will not only talk about the latest technological advances that benefit us so much I will also address classic topics of technology, there are inventions that undoubtedly changed our lives forever as electricity or the light bulb that is worth showing a little of the origins of those inventions, or as the case today the story of perhaps one of the most novel inventions that have ever existed, is nothing more and nothing less than a motor for cars with water, if as you have read with water, its inventor Stanley Meyer spent 30 long years creating the revolutionary device and after its launch mysteriously dies. Join me to learn a little about the water engine.
It may seem a little crazy to think that an engine can work with water, but the reality is that Stanley Meyer spent much of his life researching the strength and ability to generate energy, today we can have some things with water such as electricity through systems of hydroelectric dams that work with the force of water to move turbines that generate electricity. But a water motor? That's another level.
The operation of this Stanley Meyer engine was through a principle called in science as electrolysis of water which is capable of producing many more energies than any fossil fuel. So electrolysis can produce hydrogen and oxygen from water to run in an internal combustion engine.
Stanley Meyer himself assured that his prototype could only use water to move, his ingenious invention managed to separate the hydrogen and oxygen that are present in water through electrolysis, science proves this, but most of the theses argue that gigantic amounts of energy are needed, as opposed to a water motor that used an insignificant amount to perform the separation process.
The cycle was simple, separate the hydrogen to be burned as fuel and the rest of the process to recycle everything to convert more water. Which makes me think of another idea that with a reverse-engineered engine you could create water under the same principle.
As is to be expected, many oil companies immediately made contact with Stanley Meyer not only to talk about the project but also to buy the patent, while Meyer did not want to do any business and dedicated himself to continue with the project that in a short time already enjoyed fame in all the United States and in the world thanks to the exclusive coverage given by the media, even the Pentagon had conversations with Meyer about the importance of his invention.
Many scientists were skeptical of Stanley Meyer's invention, especially because its perfect functioning would invalidate the third law of thermodynamics, while one of the project's financiers sues Meyer himself for claiming that the project was a fraud, although Meyer loses the trial having to pay a high amount of money for alleged fraud.
Until the unexpected suddenly happened, Stanley Meyer dies on March 21, 1998, according to his autopsy revealed that he would have died of a brain aneurysm. One of the theories is that he was poisoned by oil companies since this meant a serious danger for the fossil fuel industry and they also link the U.S. government that one day before had signed some documents with the Department of Defense to whom he would give permission to continue the project and collaborate.
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